Concerning reading, the Zhou brothers have two unexpected but meaningful metaphors. Lu Xun said: "Studying is like gambling." Just like today's people who love to play mahjong, they play every day, every night, continuously. Sometimes they are caught by the public security bureau, and they continue to play after being released. The wonderful thing about playing mahjong is that the cards are always changing when touched, and the same is true for reading, each page is full of profound interest. People who really know how to play cards play cards regardless of winning or losing. If they play cards to win money, they are called "low-grade" among gamblers. The masters among gamblers play cards for the sake of playing cards and only pursue the fun of playing cards. The same goes for reading. You should read for the sake of reading, be super utilitarian, just for fun, and pursue the endless fun of reading. Zhou Zuoren also has an analogy. He said: "Reading is like a smoker smoking." People who like to smoke feel bored when their hands and mouth are free, and the real smoker does not lie in smoking, but in entering the realm of misty smoke. The same is true for reading. It lies in the state of reading - it is endless fun. The biggest failure of our education, especially middle school education, is that it makes reading, which is so interesting and fascinating, so utilitarian and tiring, making students afraid of reading.